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someguy3 ,

Lol $100k US, but global is Canadian and they converted to $130k CAD.

someguy3 ,

Just the absolute dumbest pettiness. This is the maturity level, and make no mistake she's only sorry that she got caught.

someguy3 ,

Quickly edited but not quick enough.

someguy3 ,

it takes time for fascist propaganda to build inertia

Very much so and that's one of the great lessons of the last 8 years. Yet we still have people saying "it hasn't happened yet".

someguy3 ,

I think Disney bought 21st century fox (the movie studio) *and the tv shows, but Fox News remains their own entity.

Health-care system is 'broken,' Niagara woman says after dad dies suddenly in emergency room ( www.cbc.ca )

The (Ontario Health) coalition, which advocates for improvements to the public health care system, is documenting experiences like Zammit's at hearings around rural Ontario this month. With input from opposition critics, the network of over 400 grassroot organizations wants to draft recommendations on how to improve local...

someguy3 OP ,

Ever have sweat drip into your eyes? Shit stings.

With the recent issues of transgender people in sports, why don’t we move some sports over to a weight-class system?

Obviously this won’t work for all sports, but things like football, track, soccer, it would allow for de-gendered team, even allowing athletes with the skills but not the genetically-endowed physical attributes to have a place to play....

someguy3 ,

Everyone would die of heart attacks. I'm glad no one is trying this, the death rate would be through the roof.

someguy3 , (edited )

Don't think it's about privacy. It's about that he wants money from openai because he tried to buy them out or something, or was involved a long time ago, or tried to get involved, or whatever, but he thinks he should have a big payday from it now that its stock is up.

someguy3 , (edited )

Moving? No. But apparently an early benefit of dams was to provide water throughout the year. Might see more of that.

Moving water is tricky. If you're lucky you can move it downhill, but I expect the situations where you can do that from flood to drought is not common. Moving uphill is pretty much out because it'll take too much energy.

someguy3 ,

If you have a machine with no current operating system on it that will not boot from a CD-ROM, you must use this method. Setup disks are a set of four disks that form a minimal installation of Windows 2000

I wasn't aware there were CD-ROMs that you couldn't boot from.

someguy3 ,

This is great and all, but do these guys not realize it's better and cheaper to do more faster?

someguy3 ,

The why:

  • Trains pay for their infrastructure, trucks don't pay for the road.

  • Time. Shipping by rail means lots of sitting and shunting into different trains. Trucks can just go.

  • First and last mile. Because we have set up industry and commence to work off road, that means to go by rail has a first and last mile that has to be truck anyway. So double/triple handling adding to cost. I wonder if we'll redo some.

Setting up rails to be autonomous single cars powered by overhead electrical lines that can just go from one location to the next could solve a lot of this.

someguy3 , (edited )

That's pretty interesting to hear about the government owning the rail. Wasn't aware anyone did that. Depends on the fees for each but for the ones I'm aware of truck fees are negligible.

This article was talking about "across the country", the example being between Melbourne and Sydney.

Autonomous trains are a legitimate idea. Yes it gets a lot of attention from 'innovators' which make it sound like a scam, but it's legit idea. It has a lot of hurdles to get through. It solves some problems like not having to shunt and move individual cars around which can be a real problem. The economy of scale of one long train is a double edge sword, it introduces a lot of arrangement, assembly, moving individual cars around at the start and finish, and time (cost of inventory in transit is very real). Also it allows one crew (people are expensive) for many cars. I don't think there's a fundamental reason we can't do both on the same system. When you get down to it the benefit of rail is that steel on steel has lower rolling resistance, lower wear and tear, and cheaper infrastructure.

[Beau of the Fifth Column] Let's talk about Putin's promise of peace in Ukraine.... ( youtu.be )

TLDR: There was a recent shakeup of the Russian top brass and an economist was put in a top job. He thinks the economist has told Putin that this can not be sustained given Russia's capability and Western promised support. Putin might actually be listening and why he wants to settle on current control.

someguy3 OP , (edited )

Beau covered a lot of that. This isn't the only economist that has said it, but it might be one that Putin is finally listening to. And he's not just a random economist, apparently forecasting is his whole thing, he's really good at it, and I get the impression it's far more detailed than general economy. Which is probably why he specifically got the job and is being listened to.

someguy3 , (edited )

Ah fuck, I can believe you've done this.

someguy3 ,

A massive fire broke out at an amusement park in western India Saturday, leaving at least 27 people dead, including four children, police said.

Safety standards are no joke.

someguy3 ,

They want to indoctrinate kids (religion) so they assume everyone else wants to too. It's always projection.

someguy3 ,

I wonder if they consulted structural engineers. Putting multiple 1000 lb loads on roofs that weren't designed for it doesn't seem like a good business plan.

someguy3 ,

Should be, but my comment is more along the lines of I doubt many buildings can take additional multiple 1000 lb loads.

someguy3 ,

Commercial building like this have curtain walls. Curtain walls don't support loads, the columns are the ones taking the load.

Now that DuckDuckGo is out. Give me your search prompts and I'll answer them as best I can. That includes images (based on what I have saved on my PC). So what is it you wish to know or see?

Edit: Due to popular demand FatTony Search servers are down for the time being. but has gone open source just in time (Yes that's how it works 😡) . You may now get responses from other users. Servers will be back up some time later.

someguy3 , (edited )

Huh I just took Homer and Peter to be fat, didn't think about comparing fatness. And Chris is fat. The world got fatter.

Putin has ‘both eyes’ on Gotland, warns Sweden’s army chief ( www.politico.eu )

After being demilitarized in 2005, Sweden re-introduced permanent troops to Gotland in 2016, following Russia’s annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula in 2014. Sweden also became NATO’s newest member in March — meaning it is covered by the alliance's Article 5 guarantee that all other members come to each other's...

someguy3 ,

The Internet is a series of tubes. And those tubes are full of cats.

someguy3 ,

No more limits on aid then. Sanctioned forever.

someguy3 , (edited )

That's what some analysts say but I really don't think China cares. They want the land (*it's strategically important for naval operations) and a unified China.

someguy3 ,

And even if they did get the machines in working order, yay it'll be relevant for 5 to maybe 10 years before tech goes up.

someguy3 ,

Yeah that's why they want the land, it's important strategically for naval operations.

someguy3 ,

Lol Saskatchewan and sasktel. Will have to open in desktop, it's not mobile friendly.

I use public Mobile, but it's owned by Telus.

Teksavvy for Internet.

someguy3 , (edited )

Last time I looked teksavvy didn't have good prices for higher speeds, but they have good prices for lower speeds.

someguy3 ,

Checks username. Yeah that checks out.

someguy3 ,

Move the Overton window. You don't do that by protest no voting or voting third party. Move. The. Overton. Window.

someguy3 , (edited )

Give Dems consistent and overwhelming wins.

If they win consistently and overwhelmingly they can listen to the more left part of the party. If they don't have that, then they need to run centre.

someguy3 , (edited )

We’ve done that, it doesn’t work out as well as you’d think…

Ah the "Biden had it for 2 years and we don't have the Jetsons' life!1! Dems bad!1!".

Nevermind that he's actually doing a fuckton, but dude things take time. They need to win consistently and overwhelmingly. Not just barely sneaking in a win, for 2/4 years of a presidency. Or Obama's 2/8 years. Or the more sober Obama's 4 months/8 years for filibuster proof super majority, and Biden's 0 months/4 years. That's why the keywords are consistently and overwhelmingly.

someguy3 ,

Crazy how it came down to trench warfare. Build that Maginot line and don't leave gaps.

They’re fast. Pedestrians are furious: ‘fat’ ebikes divide Australian beach suburbs ( www.theguardian.com )

Popular among teenagers, the large electric bikes have triggered ‘numerous complaints’ to councils as fears grow for the safety of riders and pedestrians

someguy3 ,

It's not the ebikes, it's certain users/usage of it.

someguy3 ,

That's not what I meant.

someguy3 ,

Even if it went from grey stone to grey plastic siding, you could tell when it goes from stone to plastic. That should be enough to meet their "different" criteria, but not be such an outrageous eyesore.

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